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Famed for its bohemian reputation, many come to Notting Hill in search of something different, with its pastel-coloured houses sat alongside chic eateries and antique shops.
Despite this, many visitors are surprised by the area’s sophistication. Few places in London give such a sense of fashionable diversity. It’s a vibrant area that boasts a winning combination of style, food and the arts.
A Sunday morning stroll through Portobello Road market promises a feast for the senses, complete with antique stalls, quirky bric-a-bric and pavement cafes. For a more conventional shopping experience, many head for the trendy boutiques and high street retailers of Notting Hill Gate.
Considered one of the greenest areas in the capital, part of Notting Hill’s appeal lies in the abundance of open spaces. Holland Park and Kensington Gardens are among the highlights, not to mention the many communal gardens. Accessible only to residents, these private sanctuaries offer a slice of rural bliss among city living.
From its cultural attractions to the first-rate schools and convenient transport links, it’s easy to understand why many Notting Hill residents wouldn’t dream of leaving.
Notting Hill boasts impressive transport links to the rest of the city, as well as other major hubs in the UK. A main London Underground station offers three lines – Central, Circle and District. The nearby stations of Ladbroke Grove and Westbourne Park also cover the Hammersmith and City Line.
Travelling by car is also effortless thanks to the nearby A4, which links to the M4. From here, central London is accessible to the east, or travel west to Heathrow takes as little as 35 minutes.
The exceptional schools of Notting Hill are among the best in London. For example, take Wetherby, which caters for boys aged four to eight. Former pupils of this prep school include Princes William and Harry. Pembridge Hall is the girls’ equivalent, offering great facilities for those aged four to 11.
State schools are just as impressive, with many judged ‘outstanding’ by Ofsted. These include Fox Primary School, as well as the secondary Cardinal Vaughn Memorial School and Holland Park School.
Higher education institutes include London College UCK – based out of Notting Hill Gate – and David Game College. Both provide an extensive selection of undergraduate and postgraduate courses.
London’s fashionable Notting Hill wasn’t always the desirable location it is today. Only 50 years ago, it was described by many as a slum, complete with multi-occupied housing, poor infrastructure and worryingly high crime rates. Undergoing one of the most extensive transformations found across the city, it’s hard to imagine this humble recent past.
Notting Hill’s history can actually be traced back to the 19th century, when it gained prominence for its local potteries and pig farms. As such, the area become affectionately known as the Potteries and Piggeries. Although it remained rural for much of this time, architect Thomas Allason oversaw the development of the Ladbroke and Norland estates. These large houses, once home to the affluent, soon fell into disrepair following World War II.
Despite the declining living conditions and race riots of 1958, Notting Hill emerged from its tumultuous past as one of the city’s most sought-after destinations. This vibrant heritage is still celebrated each year with the Notting Hill Carnival.
Visitors love to explore the winding streets of this cosmopolitan district. For those fortunate enough to reside here, all the major attractions are only a stone’s throw away. Some of the highlights include:
Below, you’ll find a selection of links to organisations and businesses serving the local area.
Primary & Prep Schools Kensington & Chelsea
Anscombe & Ringland is now Chancellors.
In December 2017, London’s local estate agent, Anscombe & Ringland Notting Hill, excitedly announced that it would soon be known as Chancellors Notting Hill. The aim of the change was to unite all the brands of the Chancellors Group of Estate Agents under one brand. This enabled us to focus our resources and efforts on a single entity and maximise the support and exposure of all our services for the benefit of customers and clients.
Anscombe & Ringland always had the support and resources of the Chancellors Group, one of the largest independent estate agents in the UK. Being a member of this group formed part of Anscombe & Ringland’s unique marketing strategy, which included a far-reaching network of over 50 branches and 700 other associated agents and a prominent presence both online and on the high street.
This meant that Anscombe & Ringland had access to a considerable database of buyers and tenants which has helped them achieve record results across the region over the years.
If you previously enjoyed the service provided by Anscombe & Ringland Notting Hill, you can be assured that it’s only the name we have changed, and you will receive the same great service from Chancellors Notting Hill.
Chancellors Notting Hill branch is on the corner of Notting Hill Gate and Palace Gardens Terrace, placing it at the heart of one of London’s most sought-after locations. Opened in the 1970s, it is perfectly located for buyers and sellers wanting to find out more about London property prices to drop in and take advantage of our experienced agents’ extensive knowledge.
Our Notting Hill team is on hand six days a week – including late evenings from Monday to Friday – to answer your questions on house prices or flats to rent in London.
The wide range of sales and letting services available at our Notting Hill branch include free, no-obligation market appraisals, an extensive portfolio of residential and commercial properties, land and new homes, property management support, student lettings, and expert investment and market advice.
Extensive coverage of Notting Hill including postcodes W2, W8, W9, W11, W14, W2, SW7 and SW1X.
A striking 2 bedroom flat on the 17th & 18th floor (with lift) of this popular portered building boasting truly spectacular views
Mores Garden, Cheyne Walk, SW3
Video viewing available. With magnificent views of the Thames and situated within this sought-after building, an immaculate apartment with Deseo kitchen, John Cullen lighting, high speed fibre broadband, extra storage and resident porter